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Dylan Colaci's amazing catch.

Hey there sports fans! I'm glad to have ESPN.com's Larry Goff back in the studio with me. On tonight's episode, Goff and I discuss Roger Clemens' 1-2-3 outing in Texas, all the latest NFL and College football hiring's/firing's, the Aussie Open, Dylan Colaci's catch, the latest in horse racing and much, much more. Tune in and tune everything else out!



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Devo and I Are Baaaaack!!

Hey there boys and girls! On tonight's great episode of 'Sports Nuts', I'm joined via Skype by none other than Dustin Devore. Devo and I discuss Colts' hiring of Ravens' DC Pagano, Peyton Manning breaking his silence, Roger Goodell and Mack Brown get extensions, Prince Fielder follows in his father's footsteps and signs with the Tigers, Broncos' DC Dennis Allen is heading to Oakland and much, much more. So, grab a loved one and enjoy this podcast!




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Sports Nuts - Tulsa Threat Edition

Hey there, sports nuts! I am on location at CiCi's pizza and I am joined by Tulsa Threat's DC, Patrick Turner and players Karen G., Karen M. and Jennifer Decker. Check it out and see what Tulsa's only women's tackle football team is all about!

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Same Time + Same Show = Awesomeness!

Hello, sports fans! Thanks for dropping by for tonight's episode. I hope you enjoy it!

Alright, sports fans. You are in for a treat tonight! On tonight's episode, I am joined in the studio by ESPN.com's Larry Goff and we discuss the NFL playoff games, Fisher's hirings in St. Louis, Rob Ryan and Co. thinking of changing to a 4-3, Posada being elected into the HOF, Rangers' co-chairman not wanting any part of Prince Fielder, Russell Westbrook's deal with the Thunder, Rachel Alexandra giving birth and much, much more. Check it out right now!!






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Sports Nuts Is Back, Alright!!

Hello sports fans! Rogers is joined in the studio today by fellow sports fan, Case Barnwell. On today's episode, Case and Rogers discuss the upcoming NFL games that are poppin' this weekend, they also dabble into how the college football landscape will look in 2012, if Peyton Manning will be back in Indy or would he sign with another team next season and much more. So, stay indoors or go out and enjoy Tulsa, but don't forget to catch this episode of Sports Nuts!





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We Are T-Minus 8 Days Away From The 2012 Senior Bowl!

Former Okla. State quarterback, Brandon Weeden, will be one of three QB's for the South squad in this year's Senior Bowl, which is held in Mobile, AL.

Weeden was a second team All-Big 12 selection in 2011 after leading his team to a 12-1 record, Fiesta Bowl victory and number three national ranking. The Manning Award finalist finished the year ranked in the top five in every major passing category, including second in passing yards (4,727), second in passing yards per game (363.6), third in total offense (355.8 ypg), third in completions per game (31.4) and fourth in touchdown passes (37).  He set the Oklahoma State single-season records for  passing yards, total offense (4,625 yds), attempts (564), completions (408) and touchdown passes. 

“It’s exciting. I’m excited about the opportunity to play against some of the best players in the country.  It’s a huge honor to get an invite and it’s a good quarterback class and I’m just happy to be a part of  the six,” Weeden said.

Weeden was 23-3 as a starter for the Cowboys and leaves Stillwater as the school’s all-time leader in passing yards (9,260), attempts (1,102), completions (766) and touchdown passes (75).  He also holds the school mark for most consecutive games with a touchdown pass (24) and passing yards in a game (502).  The 28-year old former professional baseball player totaled 16 career 300-yard passing games and seven 400-yard games. 


The 2012 Senior Bowl will feature a pair of NFL head coaches making their Senior Bowl head coaching debuts.  Mike Shanahan and the Washington Redskins staff will face Leslie Frazier and the Minnesota Vikings staff in the senior showcase event later this month, it was announced today.  Shanahan and his staff will lead the South squad in Mobile, while Frazier’s Vikings staff will coach the North. 


So, if you want to catch a glimpse of some of your favorite college players from the 2011-2012 season, make sure to catch the 2012 Senior Bowl. The Senior Bowl is set to kickoff at 3 p.m. CST on Saturday, January 28th at Mobile's Ladd-Peebles Stadium. The game will be shown on the NFL Network.

Here's hoping Michael Irving isn't calling the game.

If you would like more information, go to the 2012 Senior Bowl page here.

Congrats I say!

Congratulations to Mike Gundy! The OSU head football coach of won the Paul "Bear" Bryant College Coach of the Year Award. The guy got OSU football to its highest BCS ranking in school history. He turned that program around.

“It’s been an unbelievable season,” he said. “I don’t know that Oklahoma State’s ever been perceived the way we are now from coast to coast all through the country. I’m so proud of our team and the administration and coaches for getting to this level and continuing to work hard.”


Oklahoma State won its first Big 12 championship and played in its first BCS bowl, getting a 41-38 overtime win over Stanford. The team’s 12 wins were a school record.


Coach Gundy beat out Wisconsin’s Bret Bielema, Art Briles of Baylor, Michigan’s Brady Hoke, Stanford’s David Shaw, Kansas State’s Bill Snyder, former Houston and current Texas A&M coach Kevin Sumlin and Clemson’s Dabo Swinney.

Congrats again!